Reviews by aroomacanvas

Interesting but a bit too chill and tame for my taste in prog. The vocals also aren't really my thing. I didn't hate it though. Some of the synth sections are pretty interesting.

I've listened to them casually but never a full album. It's solid pop punk. Doesn't really break the mold but it does its job well. Kinda derivative especially coming in 2015 though.

Ween rule. This album is honestly one of their better ones in my eyes. It's a lot more focused and tight than some of their others. The production is also really great. I love the cover as well.

100% deserves to be on the official list. A classic album for sure. The beats hit so hard and every song is absolutely chock full of hooks.

Classic of the folk punk genre. I love how fast the entire thing is, it feels like it never lets up which matches the vibe perfectly.

Another creep. Never got into his music and he's a piece of shit so who cares. Whoever put this here is gross too.

I listened to them a lot back when this album came out but I've kind of fallen off in the years since. This was a pleasant trip down memory lane. Honestly the album holds up really well. It's nothing groundbreaking at all but it's just really solid indie rock with some great vocals.

Really mediocre generic alt rock. The vocals are incredibly cringey too. When he does that growly thing I physically cringe.

Can't go wrong with a classic sound 70's punk record. This one checks off all the boxes I'd want from one for sure.

I love TMBG! This is definitely not the album I would've picked though but it's alright.

I've never really listened to fado outside of whatever I may have heard in movies/TV/etc. It's a nice style with some great guitar work and her vocals are really technically impressive. I can hear the emotion even if I can't understand the lyrics. Probably due to my inexperience, the songs do tend to sound a bit samey though.

How is this not on the main list? I'm assuming it's probably because the curators are white European dudes unfortunately. This is one of the greatest rap albums in history. Madlib's beats are impeccable as always and it features some of DOOM's best raps.

The album that got me into Gizz. Even after all this time this is still one of their absolute best. Nonagon Infinity opens the door!

Not bad. Kinda generic instrumental funk with a heavy focus on electronic textures.

I've listened to a couple of their albums but their discography is pretty intimidatingly large. This was a super fun listen though. It's wild they're still making such fresh sounding music 40+ years into their career. This was really satisfyingly chill and psychedelic.

Unfortunate timing since they've just been accused by multiple women of sexual assault. I'll be skipping this one sadly even though I previously had some interest.

Not my favorite album from them but it's still great. I appreciate that they went in a less sample-centric direction here instead of just coasting.

Another solid album from Lou Reed. Instrumentally it's a bit more straightforward than some of his others I've heard but lyrically it's really good.

Loved Rammstein back when this album released. It holds up pretty well in my opinion. Still gets me head banging.

Incredible album. Definitely one of the quintessential stoner/desert rock albums of all time.